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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1938
Page
5
A garbled fragment discusses a beaver and a hunt or dress details. The legible words reference beaver, hunting, and a white item, but most of the sentence is indecipherable and lacks clear facts, names, or dates to establish a full report.
Personal notes list Charles Auer of Indiana Pa arriving after a grandmother’s death. Westley Seamens and Mildred Bowman in town. Bowman a former music supervisor in Union City schools. Clayton Miller and George Bryant visited Union City on business. W J Pollan of Wittanning visited. Dorothea Brookmahn travels to Falconer N Y to visit sister Mrs Glen Lopus. HA Cole returns from Erie. Mrs J J Pollebh returns from Oil City. Mrs Richard Powers drives from Toledo after week’s visit. Hobart Hepler and D C Daugherty return from Buffalo. Melvin Parishhurst visits, Theo Wilkins sails to Miami Beach. Dr G B Bennett accompanies him. Pat Burns from Erie visits for Uion City-Corry basketball. Mrs Janit Hepler visits. Dr N Troy Gillette travels to Pittsburgh for a meeting.
A Brie county conference brought leaders together to discuss potential candidates for the upcoming election. No definite agreement or slate was reached, but the meeting aimed to align support and fundraising plans amid ongoing work to verify candidate fees and endorsements.
Dr Hugh A O Hares Ro tary talk at the Hotel Cony outlined amateur photography from jungle experiences He described 30 varied experiments with slides enlargers and camera pictures The event drew guests W G Pomeroy C M Hengst and twenty nine rotary members
A long serving farm dog named Vausia died of old age at the Gaynor farm after 17 years of faithful service. The dog, described as hind, deaf, and frail, reportedly rested near a Bible covered casket in Dallas where the funeral arrangements were briefly noted.
Harrisburg Pittsburgh's Point, site of Fort Pitt, could become a Federal National Park. The Pennsylvania Publicity Commission recalls the area's history from Washington's 1732 journey to the fort's 18th century sieges and the later gift of the remaining redoubt to the Daughters of the American Revolution.
The Armiel Sewing Cipela group gathered at Mira Gil Bergman’s home to celebrate four member birthdays. Mrs W. Clintock, Mrs Willan Olds, Mr Leland Croscutt, and Mira Arthur Storer were honored as the club planned monthly business and routine tasks for about thirty members.
Rites were held Tuesday afternoon at Bracken-Keating Funeral Chapel for Dana Cooley a resident near French Green N Y who died last Saturday at home Rev H Rey Harris United Brethren officiated Interment followed at West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus Bearers were LeRoy Cady John Hammond Lowry Mune Keith Raymond Arthur Moore and Sam Parkhurst Attending relatives and friends included Mrs Mikined Irvine Mrs Maude Bile ley and many others from Jamestown Warren Union City Clymer and nearby areas
The Corry Teachers Association voted at yesterday's meeting to create a student loan fund. Norman Flinger led the session while plans were outlined for committees to develop the proposal. Re Mallery of Billburro attended, noting the loans to be offered by the teachers college in the upcoming semester.
Harrisburg January ruling awaited from Dauphin county court on constitutionality of the state tabopreyations act. Samuel Spungin of Spungin's Abbattoir appeals a lower court ruling that three employees be reinstated and wage back pay for union activity.
D A Hillstron was re elected vice president of the Gustavus Audiphus Children's Home board at yesterday afternoons meeting in Tomestown. Ray Curion pastor presided as Rev Carlona was re elected president of the board in a terse session.
Rosa Mund Pinchot Gaston, former Gov. Pinchot’s niece, will be buried today in the Pinchot family plot after dying by suicide at her Long Island home. Only family and intimate friends will attend the service at Milford. She died by inhaling carbon monoxide after connecting a hose to the exhaust of her car.
Julie Allerdyce attends a Fayette country club pool gathering hosted by the Havemeyers where she meets Rita Jed and introduces herself to Rita’s family. She enjoys the scene, feels guilty for intruding, reflects on Tommy Jessup, and plans for the Fourth of July dance while weighing a possible invitation to the Merriams or others, all amid social maneuvering and anticipation of events.
Elmer C Walerr’s United Proem Financial Editor notes United States Steel’s preliminary 1929 fourth quarter shows a net loss of 4,577,933, an 85 percent drop from 32,017,688 in the prior quarter. Shipments total 12,825,487 tons for 1929, with an operating rate of 54 percent, and the company faced inventory and dividend considerations while payroll rose to 22,372 employees.
United Press reports stocks fell over six points to new yearly lows with large losses in major issues including U S Government and steel makers. Wheat closed down more than two cents, commodities broadly weaker. Trading recovered briefly as selling eased, with declines led by American Can and General Motors among others.
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